Achosion o Meningitis yng Nghaint

Er nad oes unrhyw bryderon penodol ar hyn o bryd i fyfyrwyr yn Aberystwyth, mae'n atgoffa da o ba mor bwysig yw cadw'ch brechiadau'n gyfredol.

Yn dilyn cyngor y mae'r Brifysgol wedi'i dderbyn gan Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru, dylai myfyrwyr sicrhau eu bod wedi'u brechu yn erbyn:

• Meningitis (MenACWY)
• MMR (Y Frech Goch, Clwy'r Pennau a Rwbela)
• Difftheria, Polio a Thetanws
• HPV (Feirws Papiloma Dynol)

Os ydych yn ansicr ynghylch eich statws brechu, cyflwynwch gais eConsult i'r practis fel y gallwn adolygu eich cofnodion a'ch cynghori a oes angen unrhyw frechiadau.

Trefn imiwneiddio arferol gyflawn ar gyfer Cymru

Sylwch efallai na fydd gennym fynediad at eich hanes brechu llawn bob amser, yn enwedig os ydych wedi:

• Cofrestru gyda ni yn ddiweddar o fewn y 12 mis diwethaf o Loegr, neu
• Byw neu dderbyn gofal iechyd dramor o'r blaen

Mae cyflwyno cais eConsult yn caniatáu i'n tîm wirio'r wybodaeth sydd ar gael i ni a'ch cynghori ar y camau nesaf

Am ragor o wybodaeth am Meningitis, cliciwch yma

Meningitis Outbreak in Kent

While there are currently no specific concerns for students in Aberystwyth, it is a good reminder of how important it is to keep your vaccinations up to date.

Following advice the University have received from Public Health Wales, students should ensure they are vaccinated against:

• Meningitis (MenACWY)
• MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella)
• Diphtheria, Polio and Tetanus
• HPV (Human Papillomavirus)

If you are unsure about your vaccination status, please submit an eConsult request to the practice so that we can review your records and advise if any vaccinations are required.

The complete routine immunisation schedule for Wales

Please note that we may not always have access to your full vaccination history, particularly if you have:

• Recently registered with us within the last 12 months from England, or
• Previously lived or received healthcare abroad

Submitting an eConsult request allows our team to check the information available to us and advise you on the next steps.

For more inofrmation on Meningitis, click here